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Tapped Brooklyn

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03 Jan 2023

Tapped Brooklyn is a platform and highly engaged community that supports emerging and independent Black and Brown musicians in Brooklyn and beyond to integrate them into the local and global art scenes, while also connecting communities to local artists through interviews and virtual events. Since its inception in 2020, Tapped Brooklyn has raised over $2,200 across virtual shows that were donated completely to local, Black organizations.

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From the Magnetic North Pole to the Boardroom: Sue Stockdale on Leading Through Uncertainty, Building Global Podcasts, and the Explorer Mindset

From Recruiter to Marketing Maverick: Jayde Pope on Building Magenta MAD Through Fundamentals, Referrals, and Marketing That's "Anything But Ordinary"

Marketing Automation Without the Noise: Marte Stenbro on Building Meaningful Customer Experiences Through Data, AI, and Strategic Silence

From Night Shifts to Leading Law Firm: Shazia Ali on Building Scarsdale Solicitors Through Determination, Empathy, and Giving Voice to the Voiceless